- Главная
- Sebastian Faulks
- 📚 Книги
- Human Traces
- Цитаты
- He had lost his sense of... «Human Traces»He had lost his sense of... «Human Traces»
He had lost his sense of... «Human Traces»
KatrinSalvatierra28 февраля 2022He had lost his sense of her as a second person, a source of minor irritation, and experienced a sudden and irresistible feeling of identity with her. It was more than sympathy, something far less polite; it seemed as though his blood was in her veins and that her despair was the charge that animated his perception of the world. Her position was hopeless; he was obliged to bear her pain; both of them were connected in some universal, though unseen, pattern of humanity. His obligation was not to diagnose her but to love her; while his greater duty was to the larger reality, that place outside time where their connection had been made, the common ground of existence into which he had been granted a privileged glimpse.
2 понравилось
15